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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1975

Page

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Edwards Plan Wins Support for Senate Compromise

Edwards indicates about two thirds of the State Senate back a compromise bill to curb filibuster rules. The plan would abolish the Tuesday Thursday rule and suspend the 5 p.m. closing rule on certain legislative days, applying only to the Senate. House filibusters and July Fourth recess actions are noted as sessions pause until July 8.

Morgan Lawrence Bingham Edwards Senate House Decatur Edwards

Morgan County Property Revaluation Delinquency Report

Morgan County property revaluation work will be delayed with a progress status report due by July 1. Kirby C. Smith Inc. is the contractor, subcontracted to a Chicago firm, and a federal hearing July 1 could affect mapping materials for four counties including Limestone.

Morgan County State Revenue Department Pierce Culver Ad Valorem Tax Division Montgomery Kirby C. Smith Inc Revenue Department Kirby Jacobs Chicago Culver San Antonio Limestone Stewart Mapping Co Lee Cherokee Blount Stewart

Two FBI Agents Killed in Pine Ridge Shootout

On Pine Ridge Reservation South Dakota two FBI agents Jack Coler and Ronald Williams were shot to death while serving warrants at a house. An Indian at the scene was killed later authorities said. FBI and BIA agents searched the area and questioned residents as they pursued suspects. A related blast damaged the Mt Rushmore visitors center as police noted possible connections to broader tensions.

Pine Ridge S.D South Dakota William Janklow FBI Pine Ridge Indian Reservation Bureau of Indian Affairs Joseph Trimbach Mt. Rushmore National Memorial Pine Ridge Reservation Jack R. Coler Ronald A. Williams Oglala Wounded Knee Washington

Dog killings strike Morgan rural areas inweek of attacks

Three weeks ago Roy Garrison saw his beagle be crushed and two days later his neighbor Bob Mullins lost a beagle to a beaten road injury. Morgan County Humane Society reports about two dog injury cases weekly with few witnesses and no convictions in four years.

Randy Quarles Roy Garrison Garrison Bob Mullins Chapel Hill Rd Your Opinion Decatur Daily Mullins Beagle Humane Society Morgan County Windell Allen Morgan County Humane Society The

Meals On Wheels to resume in Morgan Lawrence region

The Morgan Law rence Community Action Committee restarts Meals on Wheels after a funding lull. Five centers including Cherry Street School in Decatur Hartselle Courtland and Moulton will serve free hot lunches to about 700 elderly people five days weekly with volunteers needed for noon serving shifts.

Morgan Decatur Hartselle Courtland Moulton Cherry Street Morgan County High School Baptist Academy Mrs. Moody

On This Day 1950 Truman Orders Air Force and Navy Aid

In 1950 President Truman ordered the U S Air Force and Navy to assist in repelling North Korea's invasion of South Korea. The calendar notes plus the weather forecast mention mid 80s highs and upper 60s nights with full weather on A-2. It's A Privilege to live in the Tennessee Valley.

Harry Truman U. S. Air Force Navy South Korea Tennessee Valley

Queen Elizabeth II to visit United States in bicentennial year

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip accepted an invitation from President Ford for a state visit during the 1976 bicentennial year. Senate approves 7.67 billion education bill 64 to 12 despite veto warnings. FBI arrests two men on charges of spying for the Soviet Union.

Washington Britain Elizabeth II Duke of Edinburgh Ford United States Senate FBI Soviet Union

ACLU links FBI to paid right wing disruptors in San Diego

ACLU reports to Senate investigators alleges FBI recruited and funded a dozen armed operatives to provoke and terrorize antiwar protesters in 1971 72. It cites San Diego group Secret Army Organization and ties to Nixon era interagency activity and COINTELPRO style aims.

San Diego American Civil Liberties Union Senate Federal Bureau of Investigation Senate Select Committee On Intelligence A.C.L.A F.B.I H. Peter Young Mark D. Rosenbaum A.C.L.A. Foundation Southern California F.B.L Secret Army Organization A.C.S.A Bureau Secret Army F.ba Cointelpro New Left A.C.L.U F B.S ACLU

Mathews Nomination Spurs Caddell to Lead Alabama

Dr. David Mathews is nominated to head HEW and could trigger Decatur attorney John A. Caddell to become University of Alabama chief executive officer. Caddell plans leave of absence and emphasizes trustees will keep the university’s administrative setup intact as the board weighs formal action at a special meeting. Gov. Wallace praises Mathews while noting HEW funds and rising costs challenge higher education and welfare programs.

U.S. Senate David Mathews Department of Health, Education and Welfare Decatur John A. Caddell University of Alabama Caddell Mathews Ford Senate Casper Weinberger Tuscaloosa Washington Dr. Mathews Alabama South Grove Hill Ala George C. Wallace Health, Education and Welfare Wallace

Cycle Accidents Rising In Area

Four Alabama counties face a potential record year for motorcycle crashes with 39 reported through April and 25 plus injured in the region. Officials cite inattention and speeding as primary causes, noting rising incidents in Cullman and ongoing injuries and fatalities.

Montgomery Morgan Lawrence Limestone Cullman Larry Spann Department of Public Safety Spann Decatur Athens Limestone County Morgan County Cullman County Lawrence County

Odell Sells Household Goods After Low Cost Ad

Somerville resident Howard Odell posted a low cost daily ad and sold the household goods advertised, receiving seven additional responses to the sale.

Howard Odell Somerville

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